@eemmanuels4 Toddler Plays Fetch With Dolphin

Volunteer naturalist Margaret Howe Lovatt set out on a NASA-funded experiment to prove that dolphins could be taught English, living in close quarters with the marine mammals for almost two months. By the end of the experiment, Lovatt claimed she had fallen in love: “That relationship of having to be together sort of turned into really enjoying being together, and wanting to be together, and missing him when he wasn’t there.”

FOOTAGE: an incredible show with a Dolphin . It’s unbelievable.

Playful dolphin hover in front of the ship 🥰

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 That dolphin is actually playing fetch with the toddler.

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 Dolphin: ‘Hey Bill, come look at this small hairless ape I’m playing ball with…Damn these things are dumb, how’d we ever got tricked into these stupid aquariums by these things is beyond me?’

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 Dolphins are wild animals and shouldn’t be kept in captivity without good reason.

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@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 How oyinbo life take balance like this? Even animals get sense.

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 It's more like the dolphin plays fetch with the toddler 🙈

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 Me, as a black mom. AYY! Stop running by that water 😂😂😂

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 Cruel to keep them captive

@EP_AnimalLovers @eemmanuels4 Rare beauty😍